Spatiotemporal Memory in a Diffusion-Reaction System
Michael Schulz, Steffen Trimper, Knud Zabrocki

TL;DR
This paper investigates a reaction-diffusion system with retardation, revealing complex temporal regimes, anomalous diffusion, and exact solutions in one dimension, with potential applications in biological systems.
Contribution
It introduces a novel reaction-diffusion model with spatiotemporal memory effects and provides analytical and numerical analysis of its dynamic regimes.
Findings
Identification of three distinct time regimes in the system
Derivation of anomalous diffusion behavior influenced by parameter α
Exact solution for the one-dimensional case
Abstract
We consider a reaction-diffusion process with retardation. The particles, immersed in traps initially, remain inactive until another particle is annihilated spontaneously with a rate at a certain point . In that case the traps within a sphere of radius around will be activated and a particle is released with a rate . Due to the competition between both reactions the system evolves three different time regimes. While in the initial time interval the diffusive process dominates the behavior of the system, there appears a transient regime, where the system shows a driveling wave solution which tends to a non-trivial stationary solution for . In that regime one observes a very slow decay of the concentration. In the final long time regime a crossover to an exponentially decaying process is observed. In case of the…
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